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Over 200 Israeli Filmmakers Support Directors of Controversial Gaza Documentary
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By i24NEWS
First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Over 200 Israeli filmmakers have signed a petition supporting the directors of the documentary "No Other Land," which won an award at the Venice Film Festival. The filmmakers condemned threats against the directors, including potential citizenship revocation, and called for open discussion about the film's content regarding the Gaza war.
- 01200+ Israeli filmmakers support directors of Venice award-winning film "No Other Land."
- 02Filmmakers condemn threats, including potential citizenship revocation.
- 03Petition calls for open discussion on Gaza war and artistic expression.
- 04Documentary based on testimonies about civilian deaths in Gaza.
- 05Culture Minister Miki Zohar suggested revoking directors' citizenship.
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